Adrienne is a business lawyer who provides legal advice to the Vancouver Island Health Authority by day and legal training to business owners by night. In her evening work, she goes by the name The Gentle Lawyer with the not-so-covert mission of showing women business owners how law – both English common and natural – can and should work in their favour. Adrienne grew up near St. Brieux, Saskatchewan and achieved degrees in business and law before taking a winding career path through pr...

BIG news on today's episode — Work & Worthiness will be taking a pause for the next few months. We're taking some intentional time out to re-evaluate the podcast and the content we want to focus on. We're also going to be doing some fun things like re-record the intro & potentially even re-name it altogether! Thank you to everyone who has listened so far — we can't wait to come back even stronger, clearer & with more aligned energy for the podcast! We have one final guest episode...

Leah Morris is a Life and Relationship Transition coach and the founder of Life Remade, a holistic personal coaching service. With a lifetime of experience and 6 years as a professional coach, she specializes in guiding people as they move through both short-term and long-term life transitions. Leah holds a BA in Organizational Communication, is certified in Transformational Life Coaching, Integrative Somatic Trauma Therapy, and Hypnotherapy. Largely driven by her core value of integrit...

Megan Pashak is the owner of PASH Collective, a space where she lets the multi-passionate creative in her bloom. She is always evolving but, in her heart, She is a grower, an artisan, an organizer, and a Yogi. PASH collective started 6 years ago when she quit her job, moved from the city to the farm and dove head first into discovering her passions and letting them bloom. Once in Saskatchewan, She started her Yoga teaching journey, began growing in the garden, started creating art from...

In this final solo episode of the year, Greer talks about the process of leading yourself through an evolution in your life and business. Along with sharing her own struggles and identity crisis in her business over the past year, she also shares: Why getting back to the foundations is so important when going through an evolutionGetting in alignment with yourself amid changeThe importance of leading yourself through your own processesThings get a little emotional as she shares her plans...

In today's episode, we've got a special guest as Greer sits down to chat with her partner, Brandon Panasiuk. Brandon is a practicing artist, educator, graphic designer and bar manager. He spent time at Emily Carr University of Art + Design in Vancouver, B.C. where he studied Integrated Media. In 2016, Brandon graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Saskatchewan with a focus on large scale acrylic painting. Since then, he has hosted 3 solo art exhibitions, been a part o...

Listen, I’ve been at this branding thing for a while now… like 14 years. I’ve seen the backend of hundreds of businesses and helped build countless successful brands. It’s safe to say I’ve picked up a few interesting takes on building a brand along the way. Today I’m sharing one of the most recent ones with you: The idea that Your Brand is a Healing Mask. ‘What the hell do I mean by that’, you ask? You know when little kids get obsessed with a particular superhero and they wear their costu...

Genevieve Jones is the owner/operator of Prairie River Gardens in Saskatoon. She is a landscape designer, nature lover and conflicted entrepreneur. She co-creates gardens and landscapes with her clients and team in and around Saskatoon on Treaty 6 territory. She has a hot/cold relationship with her business and is always seeking inner peace when it comes to being an entrepreneur. She cannot express enough how her team, clients and co-workers/suppliers and contractors in this industry are the ...

First off, no I am NOT currently pregnant. This solo episode is all about how I'm preparing, and have been preparing my business for motherhood (hopefully). Here's a peek at what I talk about: That there is no actual way to prepare for what I'm sure it will be likeMy perspective on it and what is coming up for meWorking with a nutritionist to prepare my bodyCleaning up my shit — in my business and lifeGetting a tighter schedule togetherGetting clear on my offersGetting clear on what I really...

Today's guest is someone I am so inspired by, and learning so much from lately! Samantha is someone who has an unreasonable passion for wine (and food!) and sharing that with the world. She is a fully certified sommelier, focusing on bringing wine education to you in an intimate and hospitable way, whether that be online, in your home, a class she hosts, or at a pop-up event (...and soon to be monthly wine club membership ;) Her lens on the world of wine is that behind each bottle, the...

In this first Ask Me Anything episode Greer answers these questions submitted by listeners: How to curate the interplay between stock image and original image when branding?How does your brand become recognized and not fade away into the background?A preview of her answers includes: How to establish a vibe for your stock photography that blends with your brandWhat I like to do when planning brand photoshoots for the yearThe difference between product-based and service-based businesses when it...

On this episode, I sat down with Tanya Budd, CPA and Business Consultant based in Saskatoon, SK. We had so many great talks about one of the biggest things in business... your finances. Here's a snippet of what we chatted about: The importance & impact of understanding your finances in your businessReal-life examples of how to approach understanding your finances in a way that isn’t overwhelming and is easily applicableWhat to do when scarcity mindset creeps up for you when you’re looki...

In this solo episode, Greer walks you through her own process of running a business while navigating burnout. Having gone through this cycle a number of times herself, she has become somewhat of an 'expert' on this. In this episode, she walks you through the steps to take if you're experiencing burnout, how to bring more life back into your... well, life, and why boundaries are so important to break the cycle of burnout. Disclaimer: Greer is in fact not an expert on the subject of burnout a...

On this week's guest episode, I sat down to chat with Lindsay Zarowny, creator of enLihte Hair Powders. Moving to the woods 10 years ago helped Lindsay realize that the most important things to her were simplicity, quality in all areas; including food and nourishment, natural living and connection to the seasons. She is a spouse, mother to 2 young children, homemaker, and gardener of food and flowers. Finding natural, effective products to support simplicity in self care is really important ...

In this solo episode, I unpack the idea of identity and how it relates to our sense of self, our brand, and our businesses. I cover these topics and questions throughout the episode... My own personal examples of identities and labels I have shifted over the years, and am currently shifting in myself.How do we shift our identity alongside our business?Why it's important to separate certain aspects of our identity from our brand identity.Giving ourselves permission to shift our sense of self-...

Megan Smyth is a sales copywriter for trailblazing female entrepreneurs. After realizing three years into her pre-med degree that she was chasing someone else's idea of success, she decided to start her own business–one that allowed her to make her own rules, empower other women, and most importantly, required zero knowledge of organic chemistry. Through her in-depth research process, personality-filled copy, and pull-no-punches consulting, she helps mission-driven founders distill their visi...

Please be aware that addictions & workaholism are discussed in this episode. This solo episode is one of my more vulnerable shares: Talking about my workaholism. I’ve known that I am a workaholic for several years now, but it’s not something I publicly talk about a lot. I mention it nonchalantly and I think people assume I am perhaps saying that as an exaggeration for being busy and working a lot. The truth is, though, I am a workaholic. Not all the time anymore. It’s something I am wor...

Jessica Sealey is many things: Mother. Wife. High-Ticket Marketing + Sales Expert. Multiple-Six Figure Entrepreneur Her Goal: To help you master your marketing + sales strategies, get booked out in your high-ticket offers, scale to six and multiple six figures through a fun and exciting product suite... all while working less than 20 hours a week. Jessica started her online coaching business the same day she got targeted for an ad about becoming a coach. Her website and signature offer were ...

In this solo episode, I'm talking about something that is crucial whenever you are looking to work with a designer, and that is: How to have a great relationship with your designer! I talk about it from both the clients' and designers' perspective and cover things like: How to make sure you’re a good fit stylistically.How to ensure you understand the design process & that it seems like a fit for the way you both work best.Setting clear expectations.Coming as prepared as possible.Staying o...

On this episode, guest Kristen Allen shares her journey to minimalism, how it has evolved for her and her family over the years, and how it can have a profound effect on your marriage & life! Kristen is a wife, mother, and co-creator of the Minimal Marriage: a program where her and her husband, Brandon, help couples deal with debt & disconnection in their marriages by managing their mess. Kristen is passionate about coaching people on how to reduce their clutter and consumerism to cl...